| Aside from the odd spell in jail, things go swingingly until the Eighties and an airport heist, following which the trio fall apart. |
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| Dawkins likeable voice and solid staccato guitar bursts combine with the talents of an excellent band to deliver a swingingly good album. |
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| Their performance of the Ravel Quartet was a riot of nuance, sometimes raptly lyrical and sometimes swingingly rhythmic. |
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| His sets usually offer a swingingly good variety of big band tracks. |
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| All went swingingly 'til proceedings came to a halt when he realised a little girl was bidding against her father for a large fluffy teddy bear. |
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| From the very start, Linklater's astonishingly well-cast and well-meshed ensemble of actors appears both swingingly choreographed in daily motion and exhilaratingly, swaggeringly free. |
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| The party was slow to start, but by the end of the night it was going swingingly. |
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| I'm not usually one to say this – the more music in music documentaries the better, generally, and Armstrong the musician was undeniably, swingingly great – but I could have done with less music and more from the tapes. |
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